Stress

Financial abundance is largely lauded as a good thing, especially in today’s celebrity- and financial-guru-worshiping society. More money means more security, more possessions, more opportunities, ... Read More

Early life stress and trauma factors (ELTs) are common in the development of psychological problems later in life. Physical abuse, sexual abuse, loss, grief, and abandonment are all events ... Read More

Job-related stress, also known as burnout, is an increasing problem in society today. Unemployment rates are still high, and people who are employed are often taxed with more than their ... Read More

Each and every day, we communicate in ways we may not even realize. While we might like to think that our communication is smooth and clear, and that anyone would know what we are saying, ... Read More

“Stop the world, I want to get off!” How many times have you heard this sentiment expressed by family members, friends or co-workers? How often has stress taken the better part of you ... Read More

Most people seem to have a “type” of look or attractiveness that they prefer in a mate. Some heterosexual men may prefer thin or lean women while others prefer athletic or muscular ... Read More

No one looks forward to having a surgical procedure. But according to a recent study led by Michael N. Mavros at the Alfa Institute of Biomedical Sciences (AIBS) in Greece, positive people ... Read More

According to a recent study led by Parul Sood of the School of biological Sciences and the National Institute of Science Education and Research at the Institute of Physics Campus in India, ... Read More

According to the results of a new study, people who seem to have an addiction to working are much more likely to suffer with low back pain (LBP), mental health problems, and somatic sicknesses ... Read More

Researchers often examine the mediating and moderating effects of various psychological states and symptoms on other psychological conditions. For example, studies into anxiety often explore ... Read More

Mental health workers and professionals working within the mental health field are well trained on the consequences of unaddressed mental health problems. When psychological issues are ... Read More

Delusional-like experiences (DLE) are closely associated with mental health problems such as depression, anxiety, schizophrenia, and psychosis. However, many people have DLEs and do not ... Read More